doo wop ballad High on a Hill-Scott English-Pittsburgh oldies ballad

Scott English- High On A Hill/When- Spokane (4003) -1964
This song reminds me of looking down at the City of Pittsburgh from High on the Hill of Mt. Washington.
Porky Chedwick boys and girls.

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Music

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• Oldies Ballad
• Pittsburgh

[kenzeetwo]

Thank you for your uplifting comment

[kenzeetwo]

Yeah, this song is definately A Pittsburgh tradition.

Thanks

[kenzeetwo]

Yeah, I love this city.

[kenzeetwo]

Cool

[kenzeetwo]

Thank you for the uplifting comment

[kenzeetwo]

Great memories

[bblandino]

Sure can. The daddio of the raddio, your platter pushin' papa.

[bugsycline]

can you say porky chedwick boys and girls?

[eastendcrafter19]

My first dance, the first slow song I ever danced to, in Pittsburgh, at the Heinz House dance night. Great memories. Thanks!

[eastvanport]

@melkyjr fond memories, every Sat. night .

[MarionLefty]

I came here this morning, wanting to hear some of the old tunes from growing up in Wilkinsburg in the 50s/60s -- the bonus was seeing some photos of the old Burgh.

Remember KQV, Schenley Oval, the many drive-in movies, Forbes Field, Saturday morning art classes at the Carnegie Museum, and of course listening to the great Porky Chedwick on a transistor radio under my pillow. Thanks for the memories.

[bullramus1968]

this was truly a pittsburgh song. often wondered if it caught on in any other city the way it caught on here. glad TL is back on the air. i love this city.

[JamieB519]

This is soooo cool -- haven't heard it since graduation. Thanx!!!!!!

[melkyjr]

also played every Saturday night at the American Legion in Rochester, Pa. during the 60's by Louis "Gege" Pacilla (RIP)

[miketheshanmanmangan]

Long before KDKA was an all news station in the Iron City this was a staple on their playlist.It is as Pittsburgh as Bob Prince..and Dennis Miller Wow what a great oldie !!!

[songbird616]

Terry Lee is streaming live on the internet Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights from 8-Midnight. Go to his website tlsoundco (youtube won't let me put the url). Click on TL's Live Feed on the left. Or go to his Facebook page: Terry Lee Music For Young Lovers. You can chat with other Pittsburghers there also.